Walter: What?Hildy: I am through.Walter: You can marry all you want to, Hildy, but you can""t quit he newspaper business.Hildy: Oh! Why not?Walter: I know you, Hildy.I know what quitting would mean to you.Hildy: And what would it mean?Walter: It would kill ya.Hildy: You can""t sell me that, Walter Burns.Walter: Who says I can""t? You""re a newspaperman.Hildy: That""s why I""m quitting.I want to go someplace where I can be awoman.Walter: You mean be a traitor.Hildy: A traitor? A traitor to what?Walter: A traitor to journalism.You""re a journalist, Hildy.Hildy: A journalist? Hell, what does that mean? Peeking through keyholes? Chasing after fire engines? Waking people up in the middle of the night to ask them if Hitler""s gonna start another war? Stealing pictures off old ladies? I know all about reporters, Walter.She looked longingly at Carol""s fur coat and her monogrammed luggage.Then, in the town""s post office, she snidely told Mrs.Sorren who was cradling her newborn and surrounded by her large gaggle of children: "You certainly go in for mass production, don""t you?" She expectantly opened up a letter from Chicago in her post-office box, but was disappointed hat it was only an advertisement for maid-service: "Mutual Help For Your Loved Ones - Now!" - "In Drudgery or In Comfort? IT""S UP TO YOU - ACT NOW!" After Rosa left the lobby, Mrs.The Professor used a large swashbuckling sword to split Ridley""s head in two, and Debra obliged Jason (ironically, his last words were "Shoot me") - by shooting him dead.X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)d.Gavin Hood, 107 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe film opened in the Northwest Territories of Canada in the year 1845.